Driven by dreams of a wealthy rural India, RIN defines its vision in the following terms:

The key to wealth creation is technological progress, which accounts for 50 to 75 per cent of the recorded income increase in history. In rural areas, wealth creation is more sustainable if rural needs are met through the fuller expression and application of local knowledge.

In fact, rural people intimately understand their environments and create thousands of innovations that have immense potential to improve the well being of the rural population. What rural innovators don't have though is access to the skills, networks and other resources needed to take their innovations to the market. 

RIN believes many rural innovations can be successfully commercialized as micro-enterprises that benefit rural consumers and contribute to sustainable wealth creation. Once a model is established to transform ideas with potential into reality, a virtuous cycle comes in to operation, encouraging further innovation and wealth creation in rural areas. As an incubator, RIN impacts all aspects of this cycle - innovation, rural enterprise, rural users and wealth creation.